General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bore water at araps	7-Feb-2007 At 8:19:20 AM	Ronny
Message
On 6/02/2007 kieranl wrote: >I think most water is used for number twos, climbers do a lot of those. >But bringinig your own drinking/washing watre would certainly help. I don't really get this. There's a pit toilet! Why don't people just use that? Just lock the door of the other ones, turn off the tank (so people *have* to bring their own water for drinking/washing everything) and the camp ground is perfectly sustainable. I guess things would get kind of busy over easter, but I've never really understood the need for flushing toilets and washing up basins at Araps...

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